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Week 9 and 10
English
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1. A very steep or vertical face of a cliff or rock | Precipice |
| 1. A person who has invested personal wealth in a business 2. A very wealth person | Capitalist |
| 1. Surrender; ending resisdence | Capitulstion |
| 1. To cut off the head of ; behead | Decapitate |
| 1. To throw down from a great height 2. To happen suddenly or quickly | Precipitate |
| 1. The restatement of a main idea 2. A summary or concise review | Recapitulation |
| 1. Pertaining to the brain 2. Intellectual | Cerebral |
| 1. The action of thinking ; thought | Cerebration |
| 1. To mar or spoil the appearance or surface | Deface |
| 1. To wipe out ; to obliterate 2. To make less clear ; rubbing out 3. To make oneself inconspicuous | Efface |
| 1. A face of a building 2. The face or front of anything, especially an artificial or false front | Facet |
| 1. To insult intentionally ; to offend or embarrass | Affront |
| 1. To stand or or come directly in front of 2. To face with defiance or hostility | Confront |
| 1. Flippant or insulting boldness ; audacity | Effrontery |
| 1. Disdainful ; haughty and aloof | Supercilious |
| 1. Relentlessness ; unyielding | Inexorable |
| 1. A face of a building 2. The face or front of anything, especially an artificial or false front | Facet |
| 1. To stand or or come directly in front of 2. To face with defiance or hostility | Confront |
| 1. Flippant or insulting boldness ; audacity | Effrontery |
| 1. Disdainful ; haughty and aloof | Supercilious |
| 1. A shine where the ancient Greeks consulted one of their gods for advise or prophecy 2. A prophecy made at such a shrine 3. A person who transmits prophecy from deity | Oracle |
| 1. An address or formal speech given on a special occasion | Oration |
| 1. A mouth or vent ; an opening | Orifice |
| 1. To kiss playfully | Osculate |
| 1. A cut or notch | Indentation |
| 1. A written contract between two parties 2. To bind by written contract | Indenture |
| 1. A long three-pronged fork or weapon | Trident |
| 1. A specialist who corrects irregularly position teeth | Orthodontist |
| 1. A deep, narrow passage with rocky sides, enclosed between mountains 2. Gluttonous eating 3. A feeling of nausea | Gorge |
| 1. To expel from the throat or stomach ; to vomit 2. Ro discharge violently | Disgorge |
| 1. Of immense size ; gigantic | Gargantuan |
| 1. A grotesque carved human or animal figure, especially one used as a rain-spout carrying water clear of a wall | Gargoyle |
| 1. To cause to pour back or cast up partially digested food ; to vomit 2. To rush or surge back | Regurgitate |